Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-30
LOCAL 6REviTlES.

Mrs. c. c. YeazelI has returned from her
Chicago visit.
Mr.. A. .. Chase came in from the west
this morning.
The y. Y. F. 4 o. and Bee Line change
time tomorrow.
Mrs. Seaman, of Yellow Springs. was in
the city today.
Mr. Charles ID. Hauk arrived from Chi
cago this morning.
MIR. l.. {. Morris. a railroad man. was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Brake, of Dayton, was calling
on friends here yesterday.
Mayor Kelly returned home this morning
from ten days trip to Kansas.
Colonel and Mrs. A. l.. Conger returned
today 10 their home in Akron.
There is rumor of union labor daily
in this city, but il smackS of wind.
Mr.. W. ii. Van Tassell has arrived home
from trip down the Ohio southern.
Workmen are engaged i'll putting fire es-
capes on the johnson building west Main
street.
Miss Florence Staley. of Merchandising,
was in the city TODAY visiting her brother
and sister.
Miss Margaret Mckinney. Of Peoria,
ILL.,. is the guest of Mrs. Dr. Rodgers. OF
north Limestone street
The west Main street sewer. at the Belle
rapidly 10 completion.
Mrs. Charles Underwood and daughter
Miss Helen, of Dayton, are the guests OF
Sheriff Baker and family
| Miss Hazel. the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. I. West, of south Springfield, i,
recovering from an attack of measles.
Misses Alta Hamilton and Jennie Wood
ruff. of Yellow Springs. are in the city.
| The former will remain until the middle OF
next week.
MIR. John Toland, of this city, left for the
fiourishing town of Broken Bow. Neb..
Tuesday night, TO make that place his fu
| ture home.
Miss Jessie Wolfe has resigned her posi-
tion in the First Lutheran church choir tc
accept a more remuneratiye one at St Pau
NJ. +. church.
Miss Anna Neyins. of Springfield, Ohio
is visiting her aunt, Mrs Mamie Campbell
and cousin Charlie, of Laurel Oak street
Urbana Citizen.
Many of those who met Mrs. Bagley. the
newly y-ele, ted department president, viii
be Suppressed TO learn that she is undel
thirty years of age.
DIR. Falconer will begin tomorrow night
in the First Presbyterian church. series %
short eNpository sermons for the summer
They will be wholly eNtemperaneous.
Mr.. c. ID. orcutt. writing teacher at Mel
sons business college. was in Cincinnati
yesterday. where he visited the parent Nel
son college. He reports Prof ii. II. Nelson
sick in bed.
In the police court yesterday afternoon
| William Frazier was fined s. for beinl
drunk. Fred. (Puddl Ross, who was ar
rested for stealing a chain. was dismissed
there being nothing in the chSe.
| Miss Maggie Garrett. of kinnane. Wrer
& Co.'S store, was the recipient of yer,
beautiful gold watch last week as birth
day present. She is very prOund of the Int
/ tie beauty and has the time right down to {
second.
Rev. Robert Quaife will give brief ad
dress tomorrow afternoon at LagOnda ave
nue. chapel at the close Of Sunday school
and will conduct preaching service at sam,
place in the evening. You are cordial!
invited.
On tomorrow evening. at 80 o'clock, a
Central NJ. +. church, the pastor. Rev. VIM
Runyan. will discuss the subject of ''Popu-
lar Amusements from Rational and Chris
tian Standpoint" The circuses will proba
| bly, be remembered.